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Probably the busiest week of the year (about 50,000 students arrive at the two Universities on this road) and the top end of Oxford Road/Oxford Street was closed down to distance the Labour Party from the real world.
Just after I took the photograph two smartly dressed women walked past me, and one said "Ooh, yes, the snipers are up on that roof... and that one over there, I've heard."
These cones are yet more security theatre.
Sandia Robotic and Security Systems manager Jake Deuel shows components of the patented Grid-Aim system, an optional hardware accessory kit for X-Ray Toolkit (XTK) that lets users quickly and precisely disable the internal components of an IED with minimal damage to surrounding property and infrastructure, preserving the rest of the device for evidence.
XTK is an image-processing and analysis software developed at Sandia that has swept the ranks of the country’s bomb squads, military, and emergency response communities, and is now in the hands of more than 20,000 users across the globe. It also was adopted by the FBI’s Hazardous Devices School, which certifies the 467 recognized state and local bomb squads in the U.S., as its benchmark for all courses.
Learn more at bit.ly/2nBwHUl.
Photo by Randy Montoya.
Another from the guys before they disbursed in all different directions to explore higher learning. I hope these images age like a fine wine.
Strobist: AB1600's left and right rear of group through gridded 36" strips. AB800 through 22" beauty dish, boomed above camera. All fired with PW+II's.
Safety and security is at the heart of our business, and that also means providing a seamless experience that delights the consumer in its simplicity.
Found this unusual security lock on a gate to some farmland. I have never seen one like this before so.........up came the camera and click.
Shot in RAW, which I do now, then I used two textures.
Thanks to Skeletal Mess: www.flickr.com/photos/skeletalmess/
I know I have been tagged and I will try to do something about that soon.
WASHINGTON – Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson swears in Michael Nutter and Christian Marrone to serve on the Homeland Security Advisory Council, Jan. 21, 2016. The HSAC is a federal advisory committee to the Department of Homeland Security that provides the Secretary of DHS with independent, informed recommendations and advice on a variety of homeland security issues. The HSAC is comprised of national policy makers, representatives from state, local and tribal government, emergency and first responder communities, academia and the private sector. Official DHS photo by Barry Bahler.
Security Council Resumes Debate on Hungary
Dr. Janos SZABO (right), the Representative of Hungary at the meeting, is seen here with two other members of the delegation.
UN Photo
03 November 1956
Photo # 128697
MITIE Group PLC - security, Essex County Council
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MOMA security guard keeps an eye on Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (The Young Ladies of Avignon). It's a fine line between Cubism and voyeurism. And yes, this one creeps me out too.
MITIE Group PLC - security
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During the 9th Summit of the Americas, Diplomatic Security Service special agents protected more than 20 dignitaries and foreign delegations from across the Western Hemisphere, engineers and technical specialists secured communications technologies, and leadership engaged with local partners in Los Angeles, Calif., June 6-10, 2022. (U.S. Department of State photo)
After shutting down the district's internet and network services in response to a cyber security incident, Interim Superintendent Matt Smith spoke to local media about the event outside the district's transportation and technology building on Tuesday, January 10th. Shortly after the media meeting, DMPS staff continue to work diligently at restoring and repairing data and the network inside.
"President çngel Cabrera speaks at the Cyber Security/Engineering Program ribbon cutting for the Volgenau School of Engineering at the Long and Kimmy Nguyen Engineering building at the Fairfax Campus. Seated (L to R) are Kenneth Ball, Dean, Volgenau School of Engineering, Provost David Wu, Mike Papay, CTO Northrop Grumman, U.S. Senator Mark Warner, Virginia, and Peggy Brouse, Director, Cyber Security Engineering. Photo by Alexis Glenn/Creative Services/George Mason University"
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Partially closed security shutters in front of a San Francisco business
There are many things I enjoy about doing street photograph, and several of them have to do with the fast-moving and spontaneous nature of the pursuit. The urban environment, at least once you start seeing its possibilities, can be an almost overwhelmingly rich source of potential subjects, to that point that I often have to make a subconscious choice to deal with only a subset of them at any given moment. For a while I may focus on color, then I may engage with human subjects, then it might be effects of light, or balances of shapes and mass, or tiny details, or...
As we turned down this block between Stockton and Grant during an evening of night street photography in San Francisco, for some reason I made one of these gear changes. Moments before I had been photographing people and the fronts of shops that were closing up for the day — but as I walked down this street I forgot about all of that and instead photographed mostly small details such as the accordion pattern of this security panel over a window.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, "California's Fall Color: A Photographer's Guide to Autumn in the Sierra" is available from Heyday Books and Amazon.
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In 1952, the Security Council met in Paris, France. The three newly elected members of the UN Security Council took their seats for the first time on January 17, when the council reconvened for its first meeting of the year. This is a general view of the meeting at which Greece, Pakistan and Chile were represented.
UN Photo/MB
01 January 1952
Photo # 48050